NASA's women sending America back to the moon

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[citizen_or_civilian]

*I don't care that she's a woman. I only care that she's competent.*

[CaliKing]

Politicians should not dictate how NASA accomplishes its missions.

[cassidy]

This time when they go to the moon I want some 4K video footage.

[trimeta]

Lori Garver: The Senate forced SLS onto NASA because they cared only about preserving jobs in their districts.
Jodi Singer: That's not true! SLS has created tens of thousands of jobs in nearly every state!

If she was trying to assuage concerns that the SLS is purely a jobs program that is absolutely the wrong way to build a launch vehicle, her boasting about how it creates jobs in every state to render it immune to budget oversight seems like...not supporting that claim.

[Jacob-jhyw]

Hopefully one day it won’t be about a man or woman, but about an accomplishment for all of humanity as a whole

[Slughi]

Lori Garver should be running NASA. I like her no BS approach about letting the private sector do all the heavy lifting (pun intended). Charlie Blackwell Thompson talks like she's in a Ken Burns documentary. 12:59

[mwalczak]

Enough it should be about who is best for the task, not about gender or race.

[clemmonswest]

Starship can ask SLS how it’s going on it’s way to the moon.

[jaysartori]

"THANK GOD FOR NASA & Space X BACK TO THE MOON HERE WE COME"!!!!

[bluesifer]

So we have a 1 time use 11 Billion dollar

[adriank]

Lori Garver knows what's up and she's not afraid to say it out loud! She's incredibly smart and pragmatic. It was a pleasure to watch her talk about these issues

[donaldwiley]

Lol this is better then any comedy channel.

[nickik]

Yeah girl, did you know that other company also create jobs when they build rockets? Crazy.

Its not the new and the old way, its the proven expensive way and the proven cheap way.

[michaelwikoff]

Space X and NASA working together? How comical... more like NASA paying Space X to complete another mission for them as it would cost NASA billions more to do it themselves.

[justspace]

This is awesome. So great to finally have some full news exposure on this. Jim Bridenstine would be proud

[pamelarzuteck]

I med Charlie Blackwell-Thompson several years ago. She’s awesome! Thanks for including such women.

[jabbalito]

So cool. Lets get our men and women to the moon and Mars !!!!

Can't wait to see if Starship, the more powerful rocket would fly before this.

[satyenshah]

If all they're going to do is collect and bring back rock samples, then send a robot instead. It's cheaper.

[athensr]

Wonder who they will choose for the stage director